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'Galvanic skin response evidence is presented to indicate that though a tachistoscopic exposure speeds too rapidly for conscious discrimination (as measured by the subject's inability to report which stimulus was presented), the subject is still capable of making a discrimination. We suggest that the level of perceptual activity indicated by this finding be called subception.'